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Anonymous Posted on Mar 29, 2008

Task manager my task manager displays that task manager is disabled by administrator

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  • Anonymous Apr 27, 2008

    its a virus.. anti virus software not detecting it .. pls suggest alternative and tel wats rrt.exe

  • renushr2002 Jun 21, 2008

    Hi I am unable to see desktop icons and when i do crtl+alt+del it says task manager has been disabled by the administrator . Please help

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    task manager disable by administrator

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Click on the article and follow the instruction to resolve the issue.
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/Taskmanager_error.htm

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When i try to open task manager, i get an error message " task manager has been disabled by the administrator". its because of a virus and i am unable to view folder options also in the menu and unable to access the C & D drives. i dint find the open and explore options when u right click. and the anti virus software is not detecting the virus. laptop is at risk. kindly advise immediately. also suggest best anti virus software. pls help!! unable to post my problem as i am not able to log in.

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Almost certainly a adware infection ... most likely the smitfraud vareity ... shut down and restart using the F8 key to access the advanced startup menu ... choose safemode with networking and you will get a login screen the includes the default Admin account ... as long as you have not modified this account you can log in with out entering a password .... you should have access to the cntrl pnl in this account ... go into it and disable system restore then download rougeremover free and begin the process of removing the infection....

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Hi dear.
it is done by the administrator manually or a virus has done it go to the following to enable

type in run gpedit.msc
now a window is appear now go to
user configuration->administrative templets->system->ctrl+alt+del options->remove task manager
now choose not configured for the default
enjoy!!!!
best of luck

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Hi,

If you are certain that you are logged on as administrator or has administrator privileges, then a virus is preventing your opening of the Task Manager. Additionally, the same virus is likewise preventing access to the Folder Option and the MSCONFIG function.

Of course the correct solution would be to run a full deep virus scan and delete detected ones. You can also try running RRT.exe to force access to the above functions.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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